Sir, are you tellling me that you are getting your morals from non-all knowledgeable fallable men?

Also the rules and duties depend on the age you live in

in our age, the Kali Yuga, most duties which were given to past age peoples could not even be followed because of our low lifespans

No, ultimately this knowledge all comes from God. The Bhagavad Gita contains within it a physical manifestation of God, who lectures the great warrior Arjuna on piety and morals.

The Gita is the most relevant because it is a way for us to liberate ourselves from the material illusory world in this age, the Kali Yuga or the age of wickedness and sin.

Did Arjuna write the Bhagavad Gita down?

Was he all knowledgeable, or did God, make him, by his almighty power, not forget what he was learned.

Sage Veda Vyasa did.

@Richard Rock it's by God's influence that the scriptures continue to circulate

Was Sage Veda Vyasa all knowledgeable?

no

From whom did he get his knowledge? Arjuna?

Arjuna was the Prince at the time

Look here, what I am looking for is this, if I ask the Christian the same questions, he will tell me that his moral guideness is the bible. The bible was a revelation inspired by God and written 2000 years ago.

Yes, we believe that our scriptures are divinely inspired as well

You seem not to want to get me a straight forward answer.

When was it written and by whom.

are you an imbecile arab?

I have told you there are too many names to list

what is the point of me listing hundreds of names?

Are these 100 of men all knowledgeable?

yes

At what time did they live.

more so than many

What?

some thousands of years ago, some more recently

a lot of the epics come from a time before our Kali Yuga began

Are they all equally knowledgeable?

here is a short description of what the Kali Yuga is

except there is apostolic succession straight from Christ

and his apostles

there's a similar system from the succession from Manush, who was taught by Surya

I do not care about these side issues sir.

I am trying to get to know how these men got their knowledge.

it's not a side issue, it is crucial if you are to learn the history of Dharma

I just said, divinely inspired, and passed down through generations of gurus who were sworn unto God to keep the knowledge pure.

Did God give them all his knowledge?

Yes.

Directly or through chains of narration?

depends, God intervenes rarely and only at specific periods in history where things are very dire, it's mostly succession of gurus, but there is direct intervention as well like with the Gita

Was the Brahmins born all knowledgeable?